- Matchup: Maryland Terrapins vs. Oregon Ducks
- Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
- Venue: United Center, Chicago, IL
- Broadcast: Peacock
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In a thrilling Big Ten Tournament clash, the Oregon Ducks (12-19) face off against the Maryland Terrapins (11-20) at the United Center this Tuesday.
The Maryland Terrapins recently suffered a setback against Illinois, ending with a scoreline of 78-72. In this encounter, Maryland posted a shooting percentage of 46.4% (26 out of 56) and hit 9 out of their 30 attempts from the 3-point range. They were effective at the free-throw line, converting 11 of 15 for a respectable percentage of 73.3%. On the rebounding front, they secured 23 boards, 6 of which were offensive, and recorded 8 assists while forcing 7 turnovers and achieving 3 steals. Defensively, the Terrapins permitted their opponents to shoot 47.3% from the field, allowing Illinois to rack up 14 assists and 5 steals. Illinois, with 27 rebounds (9 offensive, 18 defensive), notably did not register any blocks and maintained an 80.8% free-throw percentage (21 of 26), while hitting 5 of their 24 shots from beyond the arc. The Terrapins committed 20 fouls compared to 12 for Illinois.
Andre Mills was a standout performer in this game, contributing 30 points on 10 out of 18 shooting, along with 4 rebounds while being on the court for 34 minutes. He finished with a shooting efficiency of 55.6% and provided 3 assists.
Maryland comes into this game with an overall record of 11-20. They struggle with ball retention, averaging 12.4 turnovers per game, and commit 18.2 fouls per contest. As a team, Maryland averages 35.4 rebounds per game and has totalled 324 assists for the season, ranking 358th nationally in assists. They convert 31.7% of their 3-point attempts (263 of 829) and maintain a 72.2% free-throw rate. Averaging 69.9 points per game, they rank 314th in college basketball, while shooting 40.6% from the field.
On defense, the Terrapins force 10.0 turnovers per game and average 17.6 personal fouls. They rank 331st nationally in assists allowed, having surrendered 502 during the season. Maryland’s defense is allowing a field goal percentage of 46.7% (827 of 1,769) and gives up an average of 33.8 rebounds per game. Opponents are shooting 36.7% from beyond the arc, which places the Terrapins 269th in college basketball in points allowed, at 77.2 per game.
The Oregon Ducks achieved a win in their last game, outpacing Washington 85-79. Oregon allowed Washington 32 total rebounds (10 offensive) and hit 31.0% of their 3-point attempts, sinking 9 of 29. The Ducks were flawless from the free-throw line, going 16 of 16 (100.0%). On the other side, Washington converted 27 of 58 from the field, achieving a shooting percentage of 46.6%. Oregon, meanwhile, shot 30 out of 57 attempts, translating to 52.6% efficiency. They hit 11 of their 24 three-point shots (45.8%) and made 14 of their free-throw attempts (70.0%). Washington committed 13 fouls, giving Oregon multiple opportunities at the charity stripe, where they attempted 20 shots. Oregon forced 8 turnovers and recorded 6 steals, collecting 19 defensive boards and 5 offensive rebounds for a total of 24 rebounds during the game.
Kwame Evans Jr. made notable contributions for Oregon, making 4 of 7 attempts for a success rate of 57.1% and grabbing 7 rebounds. He scored 20 points throughout his 36 minutes on the court, adding 2 assists to his tally.
This season, the Ducks hold a record of 12-19. Offensively, Oregon boasts a shooting percentage of 42.8%, placing them 313th overall in college basketball. They have scored a total of 2,207 points this season, averaging 71.2 points per game and securing 34.6 rebounds per contest. The Ducks averaged 14.4 assists per game, ranking 148th in the nation, but commit 11.9 turnovers per game. They also average 15.5 personal fouls and convert 72.6% from the free-throw line.
On the defensive front, Oregon allows opponents to hit 33.5% of their 3-pointers (253 of 755) and have permitted 78.6% from the free-throw line. They concede 13.5 assists and 34.4 rebounds each game, ranking 193rd and 183rd, respectively, in college basketball. Oregon ranks 191st in points allowed per game at 74.1, forcing 10.5 turnovers and allowing teams to shoot 44.0% from the field (165th in the nation).
Who will prevail in tonight’s NCAA matchup against the spread?
Prediction: Take Maryland
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